Market Recap Week of 12/01/2025 to 12/05/2025
The S&P 500 posted modest gains as sector performance diverged and new government data showed cooling core inflation. All eyes are on the Fed’s upcoming interest rate decision this week.
One Economy, Two Realities: Why Americans Are Feeling So Different About Money Right Now
Luxury hotels are sold out. Premium flights are full. Yet many families are delaying medical care. The economic gap is widening — and the data shows it. Here’s what’s really happening behind the headlines, and how to stay prepared no matter which “track” you feel like you’re on.
Tariffs and Job Cuts Shake Investor Confidence
Market volatility is normal, but that doesn’t make it easy to navigate. With inflation, job cuts, and economic uncertainty in the mix, here’s how to stay focused on your long-term goals.
Trump Introduces Tariffs On Steel and Aluminum
Trump’s new 25% steel and aluminum tariffs could have major consequences for the economy. While U.S. manufacturers may benefit, industries relying on imported metals could see rising costs. Here’s what you need to know.
Monthly Market Wrap: January 2025
The Monthly Market Wrap provides an insightful analysis of treasury yields, fixed income performance, mega-cap stocks, and key economic indicators in January 2025. It also delves into housing market data and the performance of commodities.
Monthly Market Wrap: December 2024
The Monthly Market Wrap provides an insightful analysis of treasury yields, fixed income performance, mega-cap stocks, and key economic indicators in December 2024. It also delves into housing market data and the performance of commodities.
U.S. Labor Market Shows Mixed Signals as Job Openings Rise but Hiring Slows
Job openings in the United States rose to over 8 million in November, but a slowdown in hiring and a drop in job quits suggest the labor market may be cooling. What does this mean for workers and employers?
Fed Lowers Interest Rates, But Sees Fewer Cuts Next Year
The Federal Reserve slashed interest rates by a quarter-point, the third consecutive cut. While the rate cut was widely expected, the Fed’s future rate expectations took the markets by surprise.